Most of us have personal cars and use them everyday…but have you ever thought how much space on the streets will we “save” and by how much we will reduce global warming just by using a bus to go to work everyday or the bike in the summer?

Share this article among your friends to make them think about this idea…Use the bus to go to work or your bike. For sure your city will look better in the long term!

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In most cities there are not enough special lanes for bikes so everytime there is a problem riding your bike. You can get hot by cars, or simply you cannot enjoy your ride due to traffic or too many people on the road .

Kolelinia is an innovative lane concept for riding bikes on a new type of bicycle-lanes, based on steel wires. This concept let you ride your bicycle above traffic on a mini-highway designed in the sky.

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In the following video you can listen to the World Changing founder (and TEDster) Alex Steffen, given at the Danish Architecture Centre, where he talks about how can me make sustainable cities with 20 solutions.

The speech is excellent and we should definetely follow them to have a healthy planet. Although he speaks for 90 minutes it is not boring.

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PF1 (Public Farm One) is an urban farm concept built with inexpensive recyclable materials such as cardboard tubes that form a continuous surface to offer space for growing plants in a crowded city.

This could be possible one of the greatest ideas of the future regarding growing plants in a city. Because there is no much space for nature, the suspended farms will turn your city in a green one.

The Queens County Farm Museum and the Horticultural Society of New York gave the plants greenhouse space and assisted with other aspects of the project. The watering system and weekly farmers’ market were created with the help of the Council on the Environment of New York.

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